Voices Dr.

Voices drift on winds untamed.

Words like spells that can't be named close your eyes and feel the sound

journey where no bounds are found open doors inside your mind leave the ordinary far behind colors Welcome to Inside Your Mind Welcome to Meta

Where you don't know

What you don't know

My name My name's Jonathan. I'm Sean And today we are Kempath to Meta Mysteries where you don't know what you don't know.

My name's Jonathan.

I'm Sean.

And today we are kind of taking a little angle from the most previous show where we talked about, you know, why keeps you waiting, how kind of opens you up to more information and

kind of sets you free.

And it's more liberating to ask how rather than why.

Because the why is always something that is, it's tied to stories.

It's tied to mythologies.

It's tied to, and we don't know where those stories came from.

Or how long those stories were, you know, just more of a hearsay before they were even

written down and who were they written by, you know, and that's why the why is not so important,

the how is important. And that's why, you know, today we're actually going to be getting into

a little bit of the Garden of Eden, the creation story, and it's going to be a

little bit of a compare and contrast with the Bible, as you know it, mainly the Old Testament or the

Torah, however you like to call it, and comparing it to the Nag Hammadi. Right. Yeah, I can get down with that,

dude. And before we go any further, I'd like to say if you haven't listened to the episode right

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